Pocatello

Signs were on full display on Sunday to advocate for the justice of indigenousness people who are lost or whose deaths have not be concluded.

The City of Pocatello is getting ready for some big changes in their downtown area.

After three decades serving in the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office, Chief Deputy Mike Dahlquist is announcing his retirement.

Bannock County officials are asking residents to weigh in on the future of the County’s open space. 

The long lines at the Bannock County Assessor’s Office and the Department of Motor Vehicles could be a thing of the past.

The City of Pocatello is looking for your feedback on the draft of the Downtown Development Plan.

We are learning the cause of death after a man was found dead near the Winco Foods store in Pocatello last week. 

For the first time since the start of the pandemic, local chess enthusiasts got the chance to compete face-to-face.

This weekend, the My World Discovery Museum in Pocatello hosted its annual “A Day at Hogwarts” at the Bannock County Veterans Memorial Building.

The City of Pocatello still has Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding available for Pocatello residents facing financial hardships due to COVID-19.

This past weekend, Pebble Creek Ski Area hosted its Max Safety Day.

The Idaho State University College of Business announced a transformative gift from the Michael C. Ruettgers Endowment that will result in the construction of the new Walter P. Brown Center for Sales Excellence.  

The Pocatello Fire Department responded to the Northgate Apartment Complex around 3:30 Thursday afternoon. 

This past summer, Idaho was dry, completely dry.

W. P. Carey Inc., a real estate investment trust group, have announced they have completed an approximately $144 million investment in three mission-critical food production facilities located in Oregon, California and in Pocatello, Idaho.

Firefighters still have not determined what caused a fire to start at the Pine Ridge Apartments on Saturday. 

Saturday was Ski for Free Day at the East Fork Mink Creek Nordic Center.

Tucked away in the Veterans Memorial Building in Pocatello is a hidden treasure. 

Idaho Operation Lifesaver started in Post Falls in 1972 when the average number of highway/rail incidents was 12,000 annually. 

All the snow and ice could be causing major problems. 

The snow just keeps coming.

The City of Pocatello Street Department crew says they have seen a measurable amount of precipitation each day since about Christmas. 

The frigid conditions didn’t stop many of our local skiers and snowboarders from enjoying themselves this weekend.

The home of Jessie Halford may look pretty festive from the outside, but once you open the door, you can feel the Christmas cheer in the air.

On Thursday, the Senior Activity Center in Pocatello hosted its annual Christmas lunch.

Since 1989, Simplot Square in Pocatello has been a part of the identity of Historic Downtown, but after Thursday’s City Council meeting, Simplot Square could be getting quite the makeover.

This last storm brought a fair amount of snow to Pebble Creek.

High winds are causing damage in Pocatello Tuesday.

Construction at Pocatello High School has been going on for the past few years, but now, the Thunder student body will have a state-of-the-art facility to call home.